Reptiles
Contents
Introduction
About the NBA
How is NBA used
NBA input datasets used
Direct links between NBA and MEA indicators
Biodiversity profile
Key messages
A - Biodiversity provides benefits to people
B - South Africa’s biodiversity is under pressure, but solutions are at hand
C - NBA stimulates work to address knowledge gaps
Integrated findings
National headline indicators
Ecosystems
Species
Genetic diversity
Pressures on South Africa's biodiversity
Pressures on ecosystems
Pressures on species
Ecological condition
Findings by realm
Terrestrial realm
Ecosystems
Ecological condition
Red List of ecosystems
Protection level
Species
Freshwater (inland aquatic) realm
Ecosystems
Ecological condition
Red List of ecosystems
Protection level
Species
Estuarine realm
Ecosystems
Ecological condition
Red List of ecosystems
Protection level
Species
Marine realm
Ecosystems
Ecological condition
Red List of ecosystems
Protection level
Species
Coast cross-cutting realm
Ecosystems
Ecological condition
Red List of ecosystems
Protection level
Species
Species
Amphibians
Birds
Fish
Inveterbrates
Bees
Branchiopoda
Butterflies
Crabs
Dragonflies
Mollusca
Spiders
Mammals
Plants
Reptiles
Priority actions & responses
Priority actions for improving future NBAs
Knowledge Gaps and Research Priorities for Strengthening the NBA
Review of tools used to measure genetic diversity
South Africa’s responses for managing and conserving biodiversity
Avoid further loss
Protect
Restore
Resources for biodiversity conservation
evidence on the effectiveness and impact of responses
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Taxonomic group summary - Reptiles
Reptiles
Findings emerging from the NBA
code
analysis
results
Published
09-10-2024
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Taxonomic group summary - Reptiles
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